In an interview with The Wall Street Journal, Huawei’s vice president in charge of the company’s wireless network marketing, Bob Cai, revealed that recent security concerns over its network infrastructure equipment has effectively shut it out of the country and as a result it will experience no growth in the U.S. market.

Huawei is expected to see global growth of at least 10% this year, a decline from 11% in 2012. The company’s mobile devices and network equipment remain popular in Asian and European markets, however government officials in Europe are also cautious about carriers’ relationship with the Chinese company.